Three new tools just added to the navigation site, each useful in its own way.
Brevio: 184 tools, all running in your browser
URL: brevio.pro
Brevio bundles 184 utilities into one site — PDF compression, image format conversion, JSON formatting, color picking, regex testing, and more. Everything runs locally in the browser; no files are uploaded to any server.
It's handy for quick file tasks. Got a 50MB PDF that needs compressing? Open the page, drag it in, done. Developers also get a solid set of tools: Base64 encoding/decoding, URL encoding, hash calculation, JWT parsing, and so on.
The interface is clean with no intrusive ads. Tools are organized by category, making them easy to find.
Metiq: 100 datasets on a single 3D globe
URL: metiq.space
Metiq is a WebGL-powered data visualization project that renders 100 public datasets onto an interactive 3D globe. You can rotate, zoom, and click on different regions to see data details.
The datasets cover a wide range, from population distribution to economic indicators. When doing data analysis or writing reports, viewing global data through this kind of visualization is much more intuitive than scrolling through spreadsheets.
Keep in mind this is a pure WebGL app — it takes a moment to load and might stutter on lower-end devices. Chrome or Firefox recommended.
machine0: spin up NixOS VMs with one command
URL: machine0.io
machine0 targets engineers who need reproducible development environments. Create and manage persistent NixOS virtual machines from the command line without wrestling with VirtualBox GUI configurations.
NixOS's declarative configuration already works well for environment management. machine0 adds a CLI layer on top, making VM startup and management simpler. Good for isolated testing, cross-platform compatibility checks, or spinning up clean CI environments.
Still early-stage, so features may be limited, but the direction is solid.